AMR & Pathogen Virulence Factor Profiling
Safeguard health with precise identification of resistance genes and virulence determinants across complex samples. Dawn of Bioinformatics Ltd. offers dedicated antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and virulence factor profiling services to assess the resistome and pathogenic potential within any microbiome. Using curated databases (CARD, ResFinder, VFDB) and high stringency read mapping, our DawniLab experts detect known and novel resistance mechanisms, track mobile genetic elements, and quantify horizontal gene transfer risk, delivering high confidence results that streamline clinical surveillance, outbreak tracking, and phage therapy development.
Overview
Dawn of Bioinformatics Ltd. performs dedicated antimicrobial resistance and virulence factor profiling to assess the full resistome and pathogenic potential present in any microbiome sample. Using stringent read mapping against manually curated databases and rigorous mutation analysis, we detect known resistance determinants, identify novel alleles, and link them to mobile genetic elements that indicate a high risk of horizontal gene transfer. This service by DawniLab supplies hospitals, public health agencies, and research groups with high confidence, publication grade surveillance data that can guide infection control, outbreak tracing, and phage-based interventions.
Key Features
✓ Virulence factor annotation (VFDB, PATRIC) with pathogenicity island genotyping.
✓ Mobility element detection (plasmid replicons, integrons, transposases) to assess transfer potential.
✓ Quantitative abundance matrices, richness, and diversity indexing for resistome/virulome comparisons.
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